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On June 30, members of the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis released their climate action plan. The American Security Project has long engaged with many of the issues mentioned.Read more...

Piracy along the southern Gulf of Mexico has thrived in recent years. To protect American interests in the region, the U.S. should consider offering Mexico's Navy assistance to counter the rising piracy networks. Read more...

On June 30th, the World Affairs Council of Charlotte (WACC) hosted American Security Project (ASP) Consensus for American Security member Major General Rick Devereaux, USAF (Ret.) for a webinar discussion on the national security threats posed by climate change.Read more...

In a region where oil is king, solar power is emerging. Though several obstacles stand in the way of a renewable takeover in the Middle East, countries in the region are beginning to appreciate that investment in renewable energy may be the key to future prosperity. It is in the United States’ best interest to get involved in the region’s solar development now.Read more...

How America chooses to respond to protesters will characterize its credibility and shape the potential of its soft power in the years to come.Read more...

Analysis of Chinese activities in Latin America and possible American responsesRead more...

The Caribbean is being hammered by extreme weather. The region needs to build resilience - growing fossil fuel revenue could fund resilience.Read more...

The U.S. recently implemented the first round of the Caesar Act sanctions in Syria. Whether the sanctions will achieve the U.S.’ intended objective, or simply create punishing conditions for Syrian civilians, is yet to be seen. Read more...

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